The Breeze - JMU's Student Newspaper


			Thurs, November 2, 2006

	SGA attempts to reverse BOV’s Title IX ruling By Alex Hilton, contributing writer The SGA will be traveling to Washington, D.C., to protest the Title IX law, which forced JMU to cut 10 intercollegiate sports in late September. More...	Tuition rates rise 6.3 percent, says College Board report By Jordan Funderburk, staff writer Students cheering on lower tuition rates will have to consider this year’s 6.3 percent price jump a victory. According to the College Board’s annual report, 6.3 percent is the lowest tuition increase in the past three years. More... Between 40 and 50 percent of all JMU students receive some kind of financial aid By Kelly Mason, staff writer Conference canceled due to lack of interest By Tatiana Kopaeva, contributing writer


	Virginia unlikely to give green light By Vinod Narayan, contributing writer JMU students can it By Kaleigh Maher, contributing writer	Saturday Night Lights By Brian Hansen, sports editor Athletes hold rally to save sports By Meagan Mihalko, senior writer Curse reversed By John Galle, sports editor UConn transfer brings size and enthusiasm By Tim Chapman, contributing writer


	House Editorial: The advent of the absentee ballot Between the Lines: Ad nauseam By Patrick Callahan, senior writer The Best of What’s Around: Style without knowledge By Craig Finkelstein, staff writer Breeze Perspectives: American catch-22 By Josh Linden, contributing writer Letters to the Editor (Editorial Policies) Darts & Pats (Submit your own!)	80 One Records By Carrie Teichert, contributing writer Lady Sovereign unsuccessfully mixes rebel attitude, pop By Jess Novak, contributing writer ‘Dreamz’ pokes fun at American society By Lisa Roney, staff writer


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